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				Stephen J. Bronner
			
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After a Point-Blank Rejection Letter From the FDA, This Founder Went Back to the Drawing BoardCindy Whitehead spent years working on a treatment for low sexual desire in women. When the FDA rejected her drug, she disputed the decision with the stories of affected women -- and won.

				Hayden Field
			
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				Michael Kan
			
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				Carly Okyle
			
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The FDA (Food and Drug Administration) is a federal agency under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, which serves to protect and promote public health by installing regulation and supervision over a variety of sectors such as food safety, pharmaceutical drugs, tobacco products and cosmetics -- to name a few.